Kelvin Langmead's Puritans picked up a valuable point away at Bromsgrove Sporting on Saturday, drawing 1-1 against one of the division's leading sides, while Leighton suffered a 3-0 home defeat to Rushall Olympic.

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The Puritans

Kelvin Langmead's side will be encouraged by their performance at Bromsgrove, where they earned a draw against a team challenging near the top of the table. That result followed a difficult run that included a 4-2 defeat away at Peterborough Sports and a 3-2 home victory over Stamford.

The Puritans have shown they can find the net, scoring twice against Peterborough Sports and three times against Stamford, but consistency remains the key issue. With 10 points from their opening 12 league matches, Banbury sit 18th and will recognise the importance of making home advantage count against a side below them.

Alex Prosser scored twice in the 3-2 victory over Stamford. His contribution in that game demonstrated his ability to make a difference in the final third, while Levi Steele has also provided an attacking threat, scoring in the defeat at Peterborough Sports. Banbury will need their forward players to be clinical against a Leighton side that has conceded regularly in recent weeks.

The Reds

Leighton Town arrive in Oxfordshire under the leadership of Andy Leese and Jon Meakes, who were appointed as the club's new management team earlier this month following Paul Reed's departure. The experienced pair have worked across the non-league pyramid, with previous spells at clubs including Chesham United, Enfield Town, Hayes & Yeading United and Walthamstow. They have been tasked with improving results and bringing greater consistency to the side.

The Reds' latest results underline the scale of the challenge facing their new management team. They lost 3-0 at home to Rushall Olympic on Saturday, having previously suffered a 2-1 defeat away at Stourbridge and a 4-2 home loss to Peterborough Sports. Their only league victory so far came against Stamford, leaving them 21st in the table with five points from 11 matches.

Kobe Chong recently signed for the Bedfordshire outfit and will be looking to help improve their results. However, their defensive record — 25 goals conceded in 11 league games — will be a major concern for Leese and Meakes as they look to steady the ship.

Previous Meetings

There is limited recent competitive history between the sides, making Tuesday's fixture a relatively unfamiliar contest.

One recorded meeting came in the FA Trophy in October 2011, when Banbury United travelled to Leighton Town and secured a 1-0 victory

John Ward Club Shop

The John Ward Clubshop will be open, offering supporters a wide range of official club merchandise.

From official home and away shirts to a variety of club clothing, there’s something for every supporter. You’ll also find a great selection of smaller items, including pin badges, pens, coasters and plenty more.

Younger supporters can also pick up player cards, making the Clubshop a great place to find a special memento of their favourite players.

Take a look at our BUFC branded sweatshirts, warm-up tops (as worn by the first team), adult and junior hoodies, and coats - including lined, hooded and fully waterproof options to keep you warm and dry whatever the weather!

Our popular clothing rails will also be outside the shop, weather permitting, so be sure to stop by, have a browse and show your BUFC colours this winter.

Away supporters: the John Ward Clubshop is located opposite the Clubhouse and welcomes visiting fans. Whether you’re looking for a souvenir from your visit or simply want to browse the club merchandise, we’ll be pleased to see you.

We look forward to welcoming supporters from both sides on matchday.

Match Tickets

Tickets can be purchased in advance here.

Ticket Prices

* Adult: £15
* Concession/Student: £13
* Under 18: £8
* Under 11: Free when accompanied by an adult

Please note that Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.

To be eligible for an Under 11 or Under 18 ticket, you must be under the relevant age on 1 September 2026. Students purchasing a student ticket may be required to provide valid proof of student status upon entry.

Please ensure you purchase the correct ticket for your age and eligibility. Entry may be refused if an incorrect ticket has been purchased.

If you require a carer’s ticket for a disabled spectator or someone who requires care, please contact admin@banburyunitedfc.co.uk in advance.

We have a matchday programme available online. Please check our website and social media for the link.

Stadium Access and Parking

Please enter the stadium via Tramway Road (opposite Morrisons) for all vehicle access. Pedestrian access is via both Station Approach (the train station) and Tramway Road.

Limited parking is available at the ground. Please follow stewards’ directions. Supporters are advised to use the multi-storey car park at Banbury train station (Merton Street, East side). Parking charges apply.

Standing and seated areas are available, with cover, as well as toilets and refreshments in both areas.
Please read our ground regulations by clicking here.

Please Note: The Riverside Grandstand and John Nicholls Stand are no-smoking areas. That includes E-Cigarettes

Any queries please contact info@banburyunitedfc.co.uk